The Influence of Running on Foot Posture and In-Shoe Plantar Pressures

Bravo-Aguilar, María; Gijón-Noguerón, Gabriel; Luque-Suárez, Alejandro; Abián-Vicén, Javier

doi:10.7547/14-056

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“…After running for a long time, foot posture and plantar pressure overall decrease in peak and mean plantar pressure was revealed. The FPI value will be different during sport with higher intensity [16]. In the field of badminton study, there are few studies about FPI and foot shape.…”

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Assessment of Long-Term Badminton Experience on Foot Posture Index and Plantar Pressure Distribution

Huang

Liang

Ren

2019

Applied Bionics and Biomechanics

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This study was aimed to analyze the foot posture index and plantar pressure characteristics of fifteen badminton players and fifteen controls. The hypothesis was that people with the habit of playing badminton would be significantly different with nonplaying people in foot posture index, 3D foot surface data, and plantar pressure distribution. Nine regions of plantar pressure were measured by using the EMED force platform, and badminton players showed significantly higher peak pressure in the hallux (p = 0.003), medial heel (p = 0.016), and lateral heel (p = 0.021) and force-time integral in the hallux (p = 0.002), medial heel (p = 0.026), and lateral heel (p = 0.015). There is no asymmetrical plantar pressure distribution between the left foot and the right foot of players. The mean foot posture index values of male and female badminton players are 5.2 ± 1.95 and 5.7 ± 1.15, respectively, and comparatively, those values of male and female controls are 1.5 ± 1.73 and 1.7 ± 4.16, respectively. This study shows that significant differences in morphology between people with the habit of playing badminton and people without that habit could be taken as a factor for a future study in locomotion biomechanics characteristics and foot shape of badminton players and in a footwear design in order to reduce injury risks.

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Assessment of Long-Term Badminton Experience on Foot Posture Index and Plantar Pressure Distribution

Huang

Liang

Ren

2019

Applied Bionics and Biomechanics

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“…Another aspect to be borne in mind is the fact our subjects did not present muscle fatigue, and so we were unable to examine the foot behavior in response to certain pathologies, as active control of the muscles of the foot is fundamental to its proper function, especially in the pronated foot. [42]…”

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Effect produced on ground reaction forces by a prefabricated, weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing foot orthosis in the treatment of pronated foot

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“…The biomechanical examination was carried out by a principal researcher using FPI as a method that has been validated and recommended by various authors ( 23 ). This index evaluates the multi-segmental nature of the foot posture in the three planes, and does not require the use of specialist equipment.…”

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Dental Malocclusion and Its Relation to the Podal System

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Background and Objective: This study analyzes the possibility that Stomatognathic and Postural systems are related by muscle chains. Malocclusion may influence the posture, contact between the foot and the ground, center of mass, footprint or vice-versa. This study aimed to verify whether there is a relationship between dental occlusion and podal system.Materials and Methods: A cross-cutting, descriptive study was carried out on 409 children (222 boys and 187 girls) between 8 and 14 years old. Dental occlusion was assessed on the sagittal plane (Angle's classification) the contact between the foot and the ground and the center of mass were evaluated using a stabilometric platform.Results: There was a statistically significant relationship between the plantigrade phase, the contact surface area and center of gravity. There was a prevalence of molar and canine Angle's class II malocclusion. In molar class II, an anterior center of gravity was predominant, in class I it was centered and in class III, it was posterior. There was significant correlation between malocclusions and the FPI (foot posture index) of the left foot and the height of the scaphoid in the right foot (P < 0.001).Conclusions: Some authors agree with our results. There is still much uncertainty in terms of showing a relationship between both systems. In addition, there is scarce scientific evidence on the topic. Some kind of relationship between the two systems has been proven. Studies that evaluate a group of subjects in a longitudinal manner are necessary to enable the changes taking place in both systems to be defined.

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The Influence of Running on Foot Posture and In-Shoe Plantar Pressures

Abstract: The findings suggest that after 45 min of running, a pronated foot tends to change into a more neutral position, and decreased plantar pressures were found after the run.

Cited by 14 publications

References 29 publications

Assessment of Long-Term Badminton Experience on Foot Posture Index and Plantar Pressure Distribution

Assessment of Long-Term Badminton Experience on Foot Posture Index and Plantar Pressure Distribution

Effect produced on ground reaction forces by a prefabricated, weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing foot orthosis in the treatment of pronated foot

Dental Malocclusion and Its Relation to the Podal System

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